Indoor housing

• Puppy pen 30-36 inches or higher so your rabbit can’t jump out 

• Rabbit safe hutch (can be found on/at Petsmart, Mr Pets, Amazon, Ebay, Wish and local feed stores sometimes carry rabbit hutches) Don’t forget to make sure your bunny has a non-wired section of the hutch to prevent sore hocks (feet) 

Wire covers

• Plastic sleeves can be neatly connected to your wall. (Home depot) 

• Flex tubing is another great option for covering and/or bundling wires 

Furniture / baseboard protection

• Puppy pens can help block off areas or confine your rabbit to a safe area of a room. ​

• Metal baby gates can be used to block off rooms.

• Storage cube panels can be attached to the bottoms of baby gates with zip ties if the slats are too far apart.

Litter box

• A medium-sized cat litter box (no top) or a shallow storage container will do.​

Rabbit-safe litter

• We recommend horse bedding pellets (we find it absorbs and traps odors the best)  

Food / water bowls

• Glass pet water bottle that can be attached to the cage are easy to clean and can easily replace the spout 

• Ceramic dishes are heavy enough so your rabbit can’t tip them over 

Hay feeder

• This helps keep hay fresh and available to your rabbit (you may place the hay directly onto the pellets in the litter tray as well) 

Floor Protector - you may want to protect your floor in the bunny area 

• Make sure to get a hard plastic one to resist chewing - examples: shop flooring, piece of laminate, office chair floor protector at Staples ​

Food (hay, pellets, vegetables, and water)

• You can buy a bale from a local farmer or feed store if you have space for a tub to keep the hay confined (check local Craigslist ads)  

• We sell hay, ask us about it! 

• Mr. Pets and Petsmart 

Cardboard box

• You can create a cardboard castle by cutting doorways and windows in a large cardboard box, don’t forget to remove any tape and use cardboard with minimal ink 

Chew toys

• Sea grass mats are acceptable to chew and can be used to cover areas  

• Woven grass play balls are also a favorite for distraction 

• Wood and rope activity centers/toys capture rabbits’ interest 

• Some bird toys are safe. Cotton strings are not the safest for rabbits.  

• Sisal twine is the safest for rabbits to consume like they would hay! 

• Ask us about our homemade rabbit toys!!  

Nail clippers/Hair Brush

• You will need to regularly trim your bunny’s nails. If your rabbit has dark claws, a small flashlight helps you to locate the quick and avoid it. If you hit the quick you may use a small amount of flour to stop the bleeding, you’ll have to hold your bunny in the meantime to help keep your furry friend calm.  

• Rabbits can't vomit!! That makes it very important to brush them especially during heat waves, they shed like madness!